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- Aug 31, 2018
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I'm thinking October 21, 22, 28, or 29 will be the day. Who knows. I might end up doing it a different time. There is a certain date I really hope to get this done by.
But currently I'm preparing by:
Stopping my medication. I'm at that annoying point where I want to ctb, but am unable to overcome the survival instinct. I have severe insomnia (we're talking staying up 36+ hours with prescription medications to help me sleep no matter how tired I am) and have been given an SSRI with a mild sedating effect to do the job. The prescription is as needed. I'll just stop taking it. The insomnia, worsening depression, and withdrawal effects should be enough to push me over the edge. The depression isn't the only reason I want to ctb. But it's part of it. (It would take a while to explain what got me to this point). It will take a lot to willingly shoot myself in the head. But if the depression gets to where it was before I took the SSRI, then I won't have any trouble.
Writing my note. I'm still unsure of what I will write in it, but I am thinking of what to write.
I will also make sure my room is tidy (it's basically clean but not tidy) and my bed is made. That way when the first responders come in to dispose of my body, they will have a clear path.
Also, making sure I don't give off warning signs. I have come up with a "future plan." This is in case I wimp out, but mainly, if it looks like I'm looking forward to the future and have a plan in place, they won't suspect a thing. Also have a part-time job and am in college which probably makes it look like I plan to live. And whenever I silently cry to myself or am just too depressed to do anything, I stay in my room. They probably think I'm doing homework and don't think anything of it. Also I'm open about most things in my life, but don't talk about my mental health, plans to ctb, or anything like that. They have no idea I have a gun or SN. So to them, it probably seems like I tell them everything and there are no secrets being kept. So far, they don't seem to suspect anything is wrong.
What are you doing to prepare?
But currently I'm preparing by:
Stopping my medication. I'm at that annoying point where I want to ctb, but am unable to overcome the survival instinct. I have severe insomnia (we're talking staying up 36+ hours with prescription medications to help me sleep no matter how tired I am) and have been given an SSRI with a mild sedating effect to do the job. The prescription is as needed. I'll just stop taking it. The insomnia, worsening depression, and withdrawal effects should be enough to push me over the edge. The depression isn't the only reason I want to ctb. But it's part of it. (It would take a while to explain what got me to this point). It will take a lot to willingly shoot myself in the head. But if the depression gets to where it was before I took the SSRI, then I won't have any trouble.
Writing my note. I'm still unsure of what I will write in it, but I am thinking of what to write.
I will also make sure my room is tidy (it's basically clean but not tidy) and my bed is made. That way when the first responders come in to dispose of my body, they will have a clear path.
Also, making sure I don't give off warning signs. I have come up with a "future plan." This is in case I wimp out, but mainly, if it looks like I'm looking forward to the future and have a plan in place, they won't suspect a thing. Also have a part-time job and am in college which probably makes it look like I plan to live. And whenever I silently cry to myself or am just too depressed to do anything, I stay in my room. They probably think I'm doing homework and don't think anything of it. Also I'm open about most things in my life, but don't talk about my mental health, plans to ctb, or anything like that. They have no idea I have a gun or SN. So to them, it probably seems like I tell them everything and there are no secrets being kept. So far, they don't seem to suspect anything is wrong.
What are you doing to prepare?